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George Mannes

George Mannes

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Executive Editor, AARP The Magazine

New York

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Green Fashion, nature women entrepreneurs, eco-friendly businesses stem, Animals, Locally Produced Food , Manufactures, Outdoors, hikinggreen gadgets, sustainable businesses, green lifestyle

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economic development, sustainable food

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Total articles 51

  • What Could Cause Sudden, Severe Memory Loss? | Members Only

    By George Mannes Verified| AARP@ For Margot, sudden and severe amnesia kicked off a 24-hour ordeal of looking for answers. Tara Anand@ Facebook Twitter LinkedIn It was 4 a.m. on Dec. 31, 2024. My wife returned to bed from our hotel room’s bathroom, where she’d just thrown up some of the previous night’s dinner. “I don’t know where I am,” Margot said.

    By George Mannes Verified · AARP

    Mar. 07, 2025

  • Is My Old Coin Collection Worth Anything?

    By George Mannes Verified| The Arrow Verified How do you get a fair price for old coins when you don’t know what they’re worth? That was the question my father-in-law, Howard, and I faced last summer. He had a pile of change inherited decades ago: a 50-cent piece from 1826, a penny minted during the Civil War, a silver dollar from 1885 and six more from the 1920s. I had a $2 bill from the 1950s and some pristine John F. Kennedy half-dollars from 1964, the last year the U.S. minted silver coins for circulation.

    By George Mannes Verified · The Arrow

    Aug. 07, 2023

  • What Could Cause Sudden, Severe Memory Loss? | Members Only

    By George Mannes Verified| AARP@ For Margot, sudden and severe amnesia kicked off a 24-hour ordeal of looking for answers. Tara Anand@ Facebook Twitter LinkedIn It was 4 a.m. on Dec. 31, 2024. My wife returned to bed from our hotel room’s bathroom, where she’d just thrown up some of the previous night’s dinner. “I don’t know where I am,” Margot said.

    By George Mannes Verified · AARP

    Mar. 07, 2025

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AARP The Magazine

New York, New York, United States

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